LKT XP and other light rubbers

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   I have to admit that LKT XP is not great for rpb unless you speed glue.  If LKT XP was heavier and thicker then maybe it would be a great rubber but if you play mostly forehand then maybe this rubber is perfect for you.  The rubber does not last long either. LKT XP should go well with heavier blades and not something like yasaka extra. I personally like medium hardness rubber like sriver for rpb because it gives me the right amount of weight.  I prefer more weight on my racquet because the weight provides extra power and control to your stroke.  

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O! Ju Qian Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Gold Member Joined: 06/07/2006 Location: CA Status: Offline Points: 1049	Post Options Post Reply Quote O! Ju Qian Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: LKT XP and other light rubbers Posted: 08/25/2006 at 3:12am
	I have to admit that LKT XP is not great for rpb unless you speed glue. If LKT XP was heavier and thicker then maybe it would be a great rubber but if you play mostly forehand then maybe this rubber is perfect for you. The rubber does not last long either. LKT XP should go well with heavier blades and not something like yasaka extra. I personally like medium hardness rubber like sriver for rpb because it gives me the right amount of weight. I prefer more weight on my racquet because the weight provides extra power and control to your stroke.
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